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In this episode listen to J MAN in conversation with MassQline.MassQline is a Rapper and Music Producer from Jaipur, currently based in Mumbai with 9 years of experience in writing and producing songs. He was previously signed to Universal Music India - FoundOut and, has previously worked with TVF-Timeliners, Mass Appeal India, and Dice Media. An early adapter of music NFTs in India, he is also a doctor, working in Critical Care Medicine.Join JMan and MassQline for a conversation that gives the listener the opportunity to know him up close and personal.Subscribe to this podcast and also follow us at:Youtube - J MANFB - https://www.facebook.com/JMANSHOUTS/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jmanshouts/ Snapchat - https://www.snapchat.com/jmanshouts Twitter - https://twitter.com/JMANSHOUTSCredits:Produced and Distributed by Spooler 

In this episode of Take aPause, media entrepreneur Ashwin Suresh chats with Varun Duggirala on taking calculated risks and making strategic moves that helped him make big life decisions that changed the trajectory of his personal and professional life. If you've been in a state of analysis paralysis and feel too scared to drift from the safe path, this one's for you! Entrepreneur Ashwin Suresh is the Co-Founder of Pocket Aces, one of India's leading digital entertainment companies and known for its media entities including FilterCopy and Dice Media. He has a BS and MS Electrical Engineering from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and worked in Investment Banking in New York before moving back to India to explore a career in media and entertainment. You can Order Varun's book “Everything is out of syllabus: An instruction manual for life & work “ at https://amzn.to/335QKow   Follow Varun across social media platforms @VarunDuggi https://www.instagram.com/varunduggi/  https://www.youtube.com/c/VarunDuggi https://twitter.com/varunduggi   And for a weekly download of mind musings and recommendations subscribe to his newsletter “Unschooled with Varun Duggirlala” at https://varunduggi.substack.com About the show “Take apause with Varun Duggirala” ( previously “The     Varun Duggi show”) is a twice a week podcast that's meant    to enable its listeners to take a pause amidst the chaos of their  daily   lives to learn tools, embrace ideas and soak in concepts that  will   help them find motivation, build the right mindset and perform at    their best. Varun also occasionally taps into the minds of    truly interesting people to give listeners a learn from and   use in their  work, life and everything in-between. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/take-a-pause-varun-duggi/message

About Aditi Shrivastava: My next guest The One Percent Project is the very talented and driven Aditi Srivastava. Aditi is Co-Founder and CEO at Pocket Aces, India's largest socially distributed content network, which includes five diverse brands: FilterCopy (short fiction), Dice Media (multi-episode web series), Gobble (lifestyle), Nutshell (infotainment), and Jambo (young-adult animation). Pocket Aces also operates Clout India's largest digital influencer management practice. The company incubated Loco, India's largest homegrown game streaming and esports app, which was spun off successfully into a separate entity in 2021. Sales are a critical contributor to the success of any business. They are the source of revenue generation, but more importantly, they help build and sustain relationships with clients. Sales offer crucial insight into the efficiencies of a company's marketing and product development initiatives. A competent sales force may assist a company in reaching its objectives by spotting and capitalizing on new possibilities and cultivating and maintaining connections with important clients. Undoubtedly, sales are crucial in any business's long-term existence and expansion. But how does one build a robust sales force? In this contemplative conversation, Aditi shares her understanding of sales through years of hands-on experience in building sales businesses, the role of storytelling in sales, striking a balance between creativity and numbers, the difference between sales and marketing units, building sales teams through the years, if founders should be key salespersons, and much more. Key Take Aways & Transcript: https://bit.ly/TOP_AditiShrivastava Follow & Subscribe: WhatsApp: https://bit.ly/TOP_WA2 YouTube: https://bit.ly/TOP_Youtube LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/TOP_LinkedIn Twitter: https://bit.ly/TOP_Twitter1 Instagram: https://bit.ly/TOP_Insta In this conversation, she talks about: 00:00 Intro 02:15 A day in Aditi's life 02:50 How as humans, we are constantly selling 04:31 Role of storytelling in sales. 06:22 The balance between creativity and numbers. 07:56 If all salespersons are extroverts? 10:18 Where she draws the line between sales and marketing functions. 13:11 Her insights on building a sales team. 21:09 If she thinks founders can oust revenue generation or business creation from other key members in the initial days? 26:48 How she manages sales rejections? 31:03 The nicest thing anyone has done for her. 32:09 Her legacy.

Sindhu Biswal has more than 10+ Years of work experience in Marketing having previously scaled Paytm Insider, Dice Media, Filtercopy and Now Jupiter through Marketing. In this conversation we cover some interesting topics like: 1. There are different streams in Marketing one can pursue, what is the one stream that will grow most in the next 5 years considering the monetary and Non- Monetary Aspects?  2. Through Internships and Jobs, what kind of companies should you join where you can learn the most? 3. As a Startup Growth Advisor, what are companies like Cred and Boat doing right in Marketing which other startups can learn from? 4. How is Marketing and Pyschology correlated and how have companies previously and today made sure to integrate the 2? This was a really Insightful Podcast where we go into the depth of Marketing as a career option and how have different companies ensured marketing to succeed.  Listen, Follow and Subscribe to the show. We are available on all audio platforms.  Reach out if you have any Feedback/Suggestions at yashasruparelia@gmail.com

In this fun episode of "So, What's Next?" We have none other than Balram Vishwakarma who famously known as the creator of the popular page "Andheri West Shitposting". He has also worked with Pocket Aces, All things small and is now working on his startup. 1. Here, we talk about how did he go about creating a meme page? 2. How much does he earn by making memes and how much can you pick your niche and establish yourself in it? 3. How did his experiences and learnings in Filtercopy and Dice Media help him in his career? 4. How has the meme culture evolved over the years and where does he see it go in the future? We get a lot of insights about earning money in an unconventional way and how is it so easy to do it today.This episode is filled with fun facts and humor, Tune in to find out.

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Natasha runs Boundless Media, a creative house that tells stories for a new India, that resonate globally. Natasha also writes poetry and hosts a podcast. Her first poetry book, Boundless, encourages a young India to find its own voice. She previously led Dice Media, a fast-growing content house in India. She hired and managed the team, built our sourcing function from scratch, and produced several shows, including the first Netflix original- Little Things 3. Before this, she was an Investment Director for Big Society Capital, a $1 billion impact investing fund in London. As one of the company's first employees, she helped build and scale BSC's investment strategy, portfolio and team over four years. Aditi analyses Natasha's handwriting and talks about a whole bunch of things from her leadership style, her constant need to learn and grow and her super-high self-esteem. Natasha shares some wonderful stories and anecdotes and even recites one of her poems in this delightful Jugalbandhi episode.

#Shiraal is back this week talking about the shows and movies that were released this week.They review the horrendous suicide of 11 people of the same family in the House of Secrets: the Burari Killings.'Little Things' season 4, now streaming on Netflix, brings back the cuteness of the rom-com that has been a little different than the others.However, we are also glad that it's the final season.Little Things season 1 premiered on Dice Media's YouTube Channel in 2016 and had 15 million views within days.  Little Things came as a big breath of fresh air. It was acquired by Netflix from season 2. No governing body has so tenaciously tried to determine who counts as a woman for the purpose of sports as the I.A.A.F. and the International Olympic Committee (I.O.C.). Those two influential organizations have spent a half-century vigorously policing gender boundaries. Their rationale for decades was to catch male athletes masquerading as women, though they never once discovered an impostor. Instead, the athletes snagged in those efforts have been intersex women — scores of them. We review @Zee5's  Rashmi Rocket - the story of an athlete who is given a gender test to clear by a doctor under suspicious circumstances and made to take her clothes off for a CT. She is demeaned, media shamed and ostracized by people in the association to defame and ban her.We also Review #Sanak which is a hospital hostage drama at its Hollywood best. The only difference is that this is a Bollywood production. There is a stallonish depth to Vidyut's agility and fitness that makes him heavy lift a very predictable plot and make it his own.Listen in to us here and on anywhere else that you get your POD.

Meet Aditi Shrivastava, Cofounder and CEO of digital entertainment company Pocket Aces, and learn how the company identified investors to support them on their journey to entertain hundreds of millions of Indians in a rapidly shifting media landscape. Early on in 2013, Pocket Aces identified a huge gap in the market: content specifically designed for India's youth, where they wanted to consume it—on a smartphone. Fast forward to 2021, and the company is now one of the country's largest mobile content producers and distributors, with popular media brands FilterCopy and Dice Media, shows like Operation MBBS, and partnerships with the likes of Netflix and Facebook. How did Aditi and her cofounders build such a successful digital entertainment company, so quickly?It wasn't easy—Pocket Aces was raising capital where capital hadn't been raised before, and some investors either didn't understand the opportunity or were not confident that the supporting ecosystem would get there. In this episode, learn how Aditi and her cofounders found the right partners to grow the company, from their first angel investor to seed, Series A, bridge financing and Series B rounds. You'll also hear from a few investors about how they assessed this opportunity, including Sandeep Singhal of Nexus Venture Partners, and Pranav Pai of 3one4 Capital.Resources:Pocket Aces: https://pocketaces.in/ 3one4capital: https://3one4capital.com/Nexus Venture Partners: https://nexusvp.com/Stanford Seed: seed.stanford.eduSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Reel life is inspired by real life. But then why is there so much discrepancy in queer representation? Butch female characters for lesbians, effeminate male characters for gays- how inaccurate is that! And why are they given stories that revolve around their 'queerness' and not around the person they are or their other traits? And why almost always do they have unhappy endings? And what are some of the best examples of representation? (btw, Schitt's Creek is a major favorite!) To talk about all this and more, we have Sulagna Chatterji- writer and film-maker, someone who has been in the creator circle for enough time to understand how queer stories are looked at by fellow people in the industry. Tune in as she shares her experiences with Farhad & Sunetro. Sulagna has worked on Alt Balaji's shows- Code M & The Verdict, is the writer of Dice Media's 'Firsts' Season 3, and has a Netflix show coming up next. You can find Sulagna on Social Media as @beingchatterjee on Twitter & Instagram. You can follow Farhad on his Instagram handle: @theqr8r(https://www.instagram.com/theqr8r/?hl=en)You can follow Sunetro on his Instagram handle: @glitterbugged(https://www.instagram.com/glitterbugged/?hl=en)You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: IVM Podcasts - Apps on Google Play or iOS: ‎IVM Podcasts, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at https://shows.ivmpodcasts.com/featured

This week on the podcast is a fun conversation with Indias trendsetter of sorts in media industry; Founder of Indias largest Digital Content Platform Pocket Aces Anirudh Pandita with popular brands such as Filter Copy, Dice Media, Nutshell etc. It is interesting to hear how Anirudh made this transition from the corporate finance world into the cutthroat world of India's Entertainment industry and build a brand like no other! Follow the suave media kingpin Anirudh @anipandita Follow me on @chatmeup_tauhee for more fun updates and conversations! If there is anyone you think should be on the show, please drop me an email to tauhee@gmail.com. Do email us comments/suggestions too!

Shilpa Surroch is a playback singer and she has contributed with her voice in tons of Bollywood movies and even gave her voice in several advertisements and Jingles for the brands like OLX, Myntra, LG and Wild stone. So, for the LG brand, she collaborated with the versatile Singer- Shaan and the Ad received so much love from all around. Shilpa was also a contest in the Voice India Season-2 where she amazed everyone with her singing. From then till now she is rocking the stage like anything. Her recent and the first international collaboration with Apache Indian for the Song 'Freedom' was just phenomenal. She also sang famous songs like Haari main Haari and Dil Ke Dastak of the web series Please Find Attached by Dice Media and it is still on the buzz. In Today's episode of Shaggy Talks, Shilpa talks about her journey as a singer, childhood memories and much more. It's a complete honour to have hosted her on the show. So, I hope that you will find some inspiration and get some insights about how the music industry works from this particular episode! Enjoy listening to it!

On this episode, Vineet sits down to talk to Natasha Malpani-Oswal, fellow podcaster and the creative force behind Boundless Media about her journey from studying to be an immunologist to starting up her own production company, via the halls of Dice Media. Natasha tells Vineet about how she balances the left & right brain aspects of storytelling, how she’s nurturing a young media company during the pandemic, and about how living alone in far off foreign lands changed her perspective.Check out Natasha's podcast 'Boundless' on the IVM Podcasts network: https://ivmpodcasts.com/boundlessFollow Natasha on Twitter & Instagram: https://twitter.com/natashamalpani and https://instagram.com/natashamalpanioswalFollow Vineet Kanabar on Instagram and Twitter: @ascharyafuckitYou can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can also check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

In this episode, Anirudh Pandita, Founder @Pocket Aces, joins our host Digjay, to talk about the art & science of building products in the content space, the data-driven approach to cracking distribution, the value in adopting a beginner's mindset to come up with disruptive innovation & the importance of building a strong team culture as you scale your startup Pocket Aces is a new-age, socially-distributed, digital entertainment company, making highly engaging content for the millennial audience. The company operates multiple content brands including FilterCopy (short videos), Dice Media (multi-episode web series), Gobble (lifestyle videos), Jambo (young-adult animation shorts) and Nutshell (infotainment videos), as well as Loco (game streaming and e-sports app) with 500million+ monthly views across these platforms. The company is backed by prominent investors like Sequoia India, DSP Group and 3one4 Capital. Anirudh, along with co-founders Ashwin Suresh and Aditi Shrivastava, has won several 40 under 40 awards from the likes of Fortune, Social Samosa, IMPACT and BWDisrupt in 2019. Prior to founding Pocket Aces, Anirudh was at Valo Group LLC, a value-oriented hedge fund, based in Philadelphia. Anirudh is a Wharton alum, a Liverpool FC fan, massive cricket buff, and a film fanatic. You can connect with him here on Twitter/Linkedin ---- If you liked our episode, you can subscribe to our podcast on any of the major podcasting platforms like Spotify, Apple iTunes and Google Podcasts. Please leave us a review on Apple iTunes to help others discover this podcast. You can visit thevcpreneur.com and follow us on Twitter @thevcpreneur_ & Instagram @thevcpreneur for more episodes and interesting insights on the startup ecosystem. You can also follow our host Digjay on Linkedin & Twitter ---- Show notes – 1. (01:33) Anirudh's unconventional journey - Leaving behind his career in Private Equity/Hedge Fund to start a digital content & entertainment business 2. (10:45) The art & science of building products & achieving product-market fit in the content space 3. (12:17) The 0 to 1 journey; Testing hypothesis & launching products using a quick to market, inexpensive fail fast approach 4. (14:43) Cracking distribution - by taking into account different use cases of your product & by understanding consumer needs 5. (17:25) Importance of building a strong team culture as you scale your startup 6. (22:48) Using a beginner's mindset to disrupt a specific market; Fundraising challenges 7. (28:55) How investors can add value beyond providing the funding dollars? 8. (31:38) Rapid fire and closing remarks

Hey, We are back with another guest who is a senior growth marketer at pocket aces, the parent company of Filtercopy, Dice Media, Gobble & Loco.He was also one of the founding members at Dogether which is India's first peer to peer social platform. He also played a great role in app and event marketing at Paytm Insider. Currently he is working on growing two social media channels,I.e, Jambo and Nutshell. Let's know about his journey from Cuttack to Noida to Mumbai. To know more about the guest:- https://www.linkedin.com/in/sindhubiswal/?originalSubdomain=in https://instagram.com/sindhubiswal.pro?igshid=fa7syfu6p2al For more information & updates visit:- https://questionscoop.com/

They say content is king, but distribution is the kingdom. Few digital media entertainment companies in India have cracked that code as successfully as Pocket Aces over the last few years alone. To understand how they continue to create viral video content that wins, we caught up with Sindhu Biswal, Senior Growth Marketer at Pocket Aces. Pocket Aces is India's leading digital media entertainment company, whose mission is to solve boredom. The company operates 5 socially distributed content brands: FilterCopy (short videos), Dice Media (multi-episode web series), Gobble (lifestyle videos), Jambo (young-adult animation shorts), and Nutshell (infotainment videos), as well as a direct-to-consumer platform: Loco (game streaming and e-sports app). Sindhu shares solid insights on the following: His journey through B2C Growth Marketing across various digital roles How content consumption trends vary across OTT platforms vs. digital media distribution players How understanding unique customer social sharing behavior and personal emotions is key to creating viral video content The impact of serving personalized video content through powerful segmentation strategies The need for AI/ML and advanced video analytics to help digital marketers in the future Tune in to learn how Pocket Aces is unlocking user engagement and higher mind-share through viral video content across social media.

Sindhu Biswal is the Senior Growth Marketer at Pocket Aces - the parent company of FilterCopy, Dice Media, Gobble, and Loco. Prior to Pocket Aces, he played a pivotal role in app and event marketing at Paytm Insider. Sindhu was also one of the founding members at Dogether - India's first peer to peer social platform. https://www.linkedin.com/in/sindhubiswal/

What are some growth hacks for artists? In the sixth episode of our podcast 'When We Met' we speak to Sindhu Biswal who is a Senior Growth Marketer at Dice Media, Filter Copy and Gobble which are different content verticals of Pocket Aces. Listen to this conversation to know more about how leading content companies create content which is more data driven and not just gut driven. For any questions related to the episode, reach out to us on our Instagram page @platformforartists https://www.instagram.com/platformforartists/

EngageCast is back with a special edition series about decoding the impact of COVID-19 on consumer brands, and how user engagement strategy has adapted to humanity's greatest healthcare crisis. This episode features Sindhu Biswal who is the Senior Growth Marketer at Pocket Aces, India’s fastest growing media house. It has 3 media channels Dice Media, Filter Copy, Gobble, and a gaming channel Loco. He played a pivotal role in app marketing, events marketing at PayTm Insider. He also was one of the Founding members and Marketing Lead at Dogether, a social networking platform selected at Facebook Start. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/webengage/message

Email me at shivajisinha31@gmail.com with your feedback, suggestions and opinions! Whats new? Facebook launched its own Messenger Rooms last week | TikTok along with their brand partners have launched Small Gestures | Instagram introduces Live Donations to support causes| Instagram released two updates – testing a new ‘Challenges' sticker and a ‘Stay Home' AR collection in the Stories gallery | Snapchat is associating with a range of brands to offer integrated AR Lenses, and bring the rising popularity of Snap Camera into play | ZEE5, Cosmos-Maya sign multi-project deal | World's biggest film festivals unite for 10-day global streaming event | Dice Media comes back with ‘Firsts' in partnership with Bumble and Cadbury Dairy Milk Silk | Sony launches digital series to show achievements of Indian athletes at Olympics | Google purged 2.7 billion bad ads in 2019, COVID-19 fake ads next target Campaigns of the week: ITC's 'Stay Strong Moms' campaign | Parle-G thanks frontline workers through ‘Aap hai toh hum hai' digital film | Switzerland Tourism's new campaign urges travellers to dream now travel later | Virtual trip around NSW through Zoom ready assets. Closing thoughts on what I've learned not just by observing but while also planning with my clients this week is that a relevant message is way more important than just following the herd. I think we are always so focused on share of voice and numbers we forget if what we're saying really is worth it? If you're in an agency or on the other side, do you also wonder how to tell your client or boss that the proposed campaign is shit? I know easier said than done and we all have to sometimes compromise and implement ridiculous campaigns. But the important thing is did you make yourself heard or did you just quietly execute? My conscience is clear if I know I've fought for it at least. What do you guys think? Do email me your thoughts. Till then, have a wonderful week ahead!

When on set as a director one must have a certain environment which sets the vibe of the show. In this episode Me and Amrit chat over a bunch of things from the amount of takes it takes to get the right comic timing or scheduling and shooting over 100 pages of script in 14 days. Amrit has worked in various web-series and directed a few of his own, some of those being the two seasons of TVF's Bachelors, Dice Media's new Operation MBBS, Sony liv's mini series - Gullak; and a funny tale of an amature theatre group - "Ayan" in the form of a short film.

There are trends in marketing that we don't think of as trends in marketing, because of how entertaining or engaging they are. Memes and meme content comes in that category.Meme culture isn't going away anytime soon. They're a great visual way to show a joke or humorous content. Just ask the guests on this episode - Pulkit Kochar and Viraj Ghelani, Content Creators, Pocket Aces. Varun talks to these funny, young and vital creators about content creation, how to get started in content creation, and how to stay original.Talk to Varun Duggirala on Twitter and Instagram @varunduggiYou can follow Pulkit Kochar on Instagram @pulkitkochar & Twitter @KocharPulkit.You can follow Viraj Ghelani on Instagram and Twitter @viraj_ghelani.You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.

Previously, you heard Aakash Shah and Ranveer Allahbadia talk about starting creative companies. To continue the conversation we have called two more seasoned creative entrepreneurs to offer a deeper dive in managing the new media empires of today. Anirudh Pandita is one of three founders of Pocket Aces, the company behind FilterCopy, Dice Media, Gobble & Loco while Anuj Gosalia is the Co-Founder and CEO of Terribly Tiny Tales, a company that started as a Facebook page, now is one of the most recognizable names in short video fiction. Vineet talks to them about how they apply management philosophy to entertainment start ups, how they manage the creative vs business conflict at the heart of growth for any entertainment company and what their start ups look like in 2025. Tune in. Follow Vineet Kanabar on Instagram and Twitter: @ascharyafuckit You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app. You can also check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

This week on Cyrus Says, Cyrus sits down with the multifaceted Natasha Malpani Oswal. She's studied immunology, has gotten an education from Stanford, Cambridge and Oxford, has worked in impact investing, built start ups between Silicon Valley, London and India, she currently heads Dice Media and if that's not all she recently published her first book of poetry titled 'Boundless'. Tune in as Natasha talks to Cyrus about her fascinating journey and finds common ground with him on Mumbai traffic. Follow Natasha on instagram at @natashamalpanioswal You can order a copy of 'Boundless' here: https://www.amazon.in/Boundless-Natasha-Malpani-Oswal/dp/9387282988 Do send in AMA questions for Cyrus by tweeting them to @cyrussaysin or e-mailing them to whatcyrussays@gmail.com In case you're late to the party and want to catch up on previous episodes of Cyrus Says you can do so at: www.ivmpodcasts.com/cyrussays You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the new and improved IVM Podcast App on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios

In episode #42 of Storytalking, Lakshya speaks with Sidhanta Mathur, creative producer at Pocket Aces | Dice Media, who is behind TV shows such as ‘What The Folks’ and ‘2 by 3’. Sidhanta shares stories of how he went from studying Genetics to an internship at MTV, what goes into conceptualizing and producing a web series, what exactly does a ‘creative producer’ do, and where he thinks this over-the-top online media industry is headed. To watch all the shows mentioned in this episode, find the ‘Dice Media’ channel on Youtube.

Aditya is a former investment banker and management consultant with a Finance degree from NYU Stern, but he left all that behind to join Pocket Aces, a digital media start-up best known for it's channels FilterCopy and Dice Media. After starting as a production intern, 3 months he was asked to take over as the Head of Video for FilterCopy. You might not have heard of Aditya himself but chances are that you must have seen many of the viral videos that he has produced on your Facebook and Youtube feeds. He has created several online popular videos, and worked with the likes of Akshay Kumar, Sonakshi Sinha, Ayushman Khurana and Rani Mukherjee.. Aditya’s shift from investment banking to the creative and media industry happened in a matter of 3 years. He was recently invited by Josh Talks, an Indian TedTalk equivalent to speak about career choices and how you should think about it. I watched the 12 minute video and found it to be super simple and solid advice.  Would definitely recommend watching (see link below) Aditya is also the host of India's premier Bollywood podcast Bollywood weekly where he hosts guests and discusses the latest movie releases (see link below). In my conversation with Aditya, we discuss his journey and career choices-how he shifted from investment banking and consulting to video head at Filter Copy. Aditya gives us a brief overview of the various steps involved in the creation of a video-from start to finish. He also talks to us about the different factors that are thought through in the choice and production of a video (targeted audience, mass reach etc). We also talk Bollywood, its evolution over the past few years and how exciting the years ahead are going to be. To close, Aditya shares his picks of 2 underrated movies in Bollywood that are a must watch!  Show notes- Aditya's podcast (Bollywood Weekly)  https://audioboom.com/channel/bollywood-weekly-tic  You can find Aditya on-  Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/adipish/  Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/aditya.pisharody  Aditya’s video on career motivation with Josh Talks- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIDkLC8loiU  Aditya's underrated movie recommendations-  'Dev D' and 'Waiting'  Other movies discussed-  Parmanu,  October,  Veere Di Wedding,  Dhishoom and  Judwa 2

Dhruv Sehgal, star and writer of upcoming web series Little Things by Dice Media joins to share his views on a number of topics including: 1. A primer on Dice Media, Filter Copy and how Dhruv joined forces with them and a quick look at Dice's first web series 'Not Fit' 2. How 'Little Things' came to be, what it's about and the vibe it is trying to capture 3. An inside look at the filming process, and what it takes to make a web series in India - including the challenges of being both a writer and an actor on the same show 4. Dhruv's journey into the world of new media and content creation 5. How the digital video audience in India is evolving, and how they consume content 6. Trailer round-up, featuring Befikre, Dear Zindagi and Dangal - including why Alia Bhatt is the most promising talent in the industry today Little Things trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9M8ne1WTPI Follow Dhruv at https://www.facebook.com/sehgaldhruv/ Follow us on: FB: www.facebook.com/ticmediaproductions/ TW: twitter.com/productions_tic SC: soundcloud.com/tic-productions/ www.ticproductionsindia.com